
LM4250J-MIL – Op-Amp – Texas Instruments
The LM4250J-MIL is a Texas Instruments programmable single-channel micropower operational amplifier in an 8-pin ceramic CDIP (J) package, rated for the -55C to +125C military temperature range. A single external resistor sets bias current, slew rate, gain-bandwidth, and noise.
The LM4250J-MIL from Texas Instruments (originally a National Semiconductor design) is a programmable monolithic micropower operational amplifier housed in a rugged 8-pin ceramic dual-in-line (CDIP-8 / J) package and screened for the full military temperature range of -55C to +125C. What sets the LM4250 family apart is its single-resistor programmability: one external set resistor lets the designer trade off quiescent current, slew rate, gain-bandwidth product, and input noise to match the exact power budget of the application. This makes the LM4250J-MIL an excellent choice for battery-powered, long-life, and power-constrained analog designs.
Operating across a wide +/-1V to +/-18V supply range, the LM4250J-MIL can be biased to draw as little as a few microwatts and enter standby at power levels as low as 500 nW, all while retaining usable amplifier performance. It requires no external frequency compensation, offers offset-null capability, and includes output short-circuit protection, simplifying board design in demanding environments.
Key Features
- Programmable monolithic single-channel operational amplifier (1 channel)
- Single external resistor programs bias current, slew rate, gain-bandwidth, and noise
- Wide supply voltage range of +/-1V to +/-18V
- Standby power consumption as low as 500 nW
- Programmable quiescent power from 23 uW (Iset = 1 uA) to 240 uW (Iset = 10 uA) at Vs = +/-1.5V
- Maximum input offset voltage of 5 mV (Vs = +/-1.5V, Iset = 1 uA, 25C)
- Input offset current of 3 nA (max, 25C, Iset = 1 uA)
- CMRR of 70 dB (min) and supply voltage rejection ratio of 76 dB (min)
- No external frequency compensation required; offset-null capability; output short-circuit protection
- Full military operating temperature range: -55C to +125C
- Power dissipation of 1000 mW at 25C in the J (ceramic) package; ESD tolerance 800 V (HBM)
Applications
- Micropower and battery-powered instrumentation
- Portable and handheld electronics
- Low-power sensor signal conditioning
- Micropower amplifier and difference amplifier circuits
- Military and aerospace low-power analog systems
- Long-life remote and telemetry equipment
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Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments (formerly National Semiconductor) |
|---|---|
| Component Type | Op-Amp |
| Component Family | LM4250 |
| Package | CDIP-8 (J / J08A ceramic dual-in-line) |
| Part Status | Obsolete |
| Amplifier Type | Programmable monolithic operational amplifier (single channel) |
| Channels | 1 |
| Supply Voltage Range | +/-1V to +/-18V |
| Max Input Offset Voltage (Vos) | 5 mV (Vs=+/-1.5V, Iset=1uA, 25C) |
| Input Offset Current (Ios) | 3 nA (max, 25C, Iset=1uA) |
| Standby Power Consumption | As low as 500 nW |
| Quiescent Power (programmable) | 23 uW (Iset=1uA) to 240 uW (Iset=10uA) at Vs=+/-1.5V |
| CMRR | 70 dB (min) |
| Supply Voltage Rejection Ratio | 76 dB (min) |
| Operating Temperature Range (MIL) | -55C to +125C |
| Power Dissipation (J package) | 1000 mW at 25C |
| ESD Tolerance (HBM) | 800 V |
| Key Feature | Single external resistor programs bias current, slew rate, GBW, noise; no frequency compensation required; offset null; short-circuit protection |


